The dvi file is a "device independent" output of the TeX
program, which needs postprocessing to convert it to
a device-dependent printer output file. For example
to convert it to a file suitable for printing on our
Laserjet 4L, I use the following script
#!/bin/sh
exec gs -q -sDEVICE=ljet4 -r300 -dNOPAUSE -sOutputFile=$1%d.lj $1 <<EOF
exit
EOF
I get several files of the form "filename.psN.lj", one per page
which I then copy to the printer.
Humans usually do not bother reading the dvi file because
it makes them crazy. Only gods do that.
PMana
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Quoting Ronald Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Question for those tex users out there.
>
> I am using tetex-1.0.6-11 that came with redhat6.2. after running tex,
> I
> would see � ( A with the two dots over it) in the dvi file though it is
> not in the tex file. We have already studied the tex files but we
> didn't see anything wrong with it. Perhaps it is in the tex config,
> but I am not a regular tex user. How would I solve this problem?
>
> thanks.
>
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